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This document outlines the requirements for haulout, inspection, maintenance, and repair services for the Research Vessel STURGEON. Services include removing the vessel from the water to dry dock, pressure washing and painting the hull, emptying and cleaning tanks, cleaning and refurbishing propellers, diagnosing and repairing keel cooler leaks, coating the anchor chain, repairing wet lab deck drains, installing emergency steering and other systems, replacing floor tiles and radar, installing a new ceiling system, replacing transducers, installing cabling for the FEED system, and relaunching the vessel upon completion of work. Proposals are being requested under Solicitation 140G0121R0021 and will be due on or around July 15, 2021, with anticipated award by August 13, 2021. The work is to be performed within 120 days between December 2021 and April 2022. The solicitation is set aside for small businesses with less than 1,250 employees under NAICS code 336611. The Department of the Interior's U.S. Geological Survey, Great Lakes Science Center, is the contracting agency.

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July 10, 2014, Rev 3 Schedule of Pricing Maintenance and Repair of Research Vessel STURGEON

OPTION

SPEC. REF.

WORK ITEM
PRICE
4.1
Hauling, Blocking and Launching
6.1
Hull High Pressure Wash and Visual Inspection
6.2
Underwater Hull Coating
6.3
ABS Survey - Load Line
OPTION
6.4
Clean and Inspect All Tanks and Voids
OPTION
6.5
Ultrasonic Gauging of Hull
7.1
Inspect Propulsion Shafts and Propeller in Place
OPTION
7.2
Inspect, Clean, and Refurbish Propellers
OPTION
7.3
Remove Propulsion Shafts and Inspect
7.4
Bow Thruster Inspection and Maintenance
7.5
Inspect Rudders
8.1
Diagnose Keel Cooler Leaks
OPTION
8.1a
Repair Keel Cooler Leaks
8.2
Inspect and Coat Anchor Chain
8.3
Repair Wet Lab Deck Drains
8.4
Install a Helm Pump Emergency Steering System In Lazarette
8.5
Install Limit Switches on Steering System
8.6
Repair Rudder Stops
8.7
Install Heated Windows in Pilot House
8.8
Replace Existing Vinyl Floor Tiles
8.9
Paint Exterior Hull and Rub Rails
8.10
Prepare and Paint Railings on 01 Deck
8.11
Install Ship’s Name as Welded Letters
8.12
Renew Coatings in Lazarette
8.13
Replace 120 V Furuno Radar
8.14
Install New Ceiling System
8.15
Install Propulsion Shaft Stuffing Box Sensors
8.16
Replace Transducers and Repair Transducer Bilge and Valving
8.17
Flush Water Tank Coating Repairs
8.18
Install Cabling for Fisheries Environment for Electronic Data (FEED) System
8.19
Clean Ship
OPTION
8.20
Provide Support for Inclining Test
OPTION
8.21
Install Marport Hydrophones on Hull
OPTION
Tbd
Install Hydrophone Housings and Hydrophones
OPTION
8.22
Replace Ceiling Insulation

TOTAL

LABOR RATES

Shipyard Labor
$/hr
Crane/forklift
$/hr
Material Markup
%
Subcontractor Markup
%

Shipyard Labor: The Contractor’s fully loaded man-hour rate will be used for negotiating change orders, if necessary. The contractor agrees that the number of man hours included in its price proposal for such modifications shall include only direct production man-hours. For these purposes, direct production man-hours are for skilled labor at the journeyman level expended in direct production, inspection, repair, or installation as exemplified by the following functions:

140G0121R0021-0001 Attachment D Schedule of Pricing

Foremen and Shop Supervisors General Labor Rigging Staging/scaffolding Welding Machinists (inside and outside) Fire Watch Burning Brazing Abrasive cleaning/blasting Tank cleaning Carpentry Electrical Work Lagging Ship-fitting Painting Sheet-metal Work Pipefitting Diesel Mechanics Marine Chemist Nondestructive Testing Navigation/Communications Electronics Hydraulic Crane and winch inspection and maintenance Material handling & Warehousing

Project Management & Engineering: Project Management & Engineering support functions shall be considered to be included in the Offeror’s fully loaded rate for direct production man-hours. Examples of support functions include:

Planning Quality Assurance Testing Engineering Design Lofting

G14PS00428
Attachment D Schedule of Pricing

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